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Council discusses loosening appointment criteria for Citizen Complaint Review Board to fill vacancies
Summary
Council discussed amending the 2023 ordinance that created the Citizen Complaint Review Board to broaden appointment criteria after recruitment difficulties. Council asked the Cultural and Diversity Commission for a formal recommendation and agreed to pursue both local and regional outreach before formal action.
Huber Heights council discussed proposed code amendments Sept. 2 that would broaden the appointment criteria for the Citizen Complaint Review Board, a body council created by legislation in 2023.
Staff and council members said the original ordinance set narrowly defined racial-category and affiliation criteria for appointments, which has made recruitment difficult. Under the proposed revisions, the CCRB would have five to seven voting members who are residents and the…
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